scripture: philippians 3:10-3:21

Series Big Idea: All humans have experienced pain and seek to protect their inner selves from more suffering. Whether we refer to them as our souls, hearts, spirits, or something else, we construct walls. Our focus is on altering behaviors, resolving problems, and cultivating positive attitudes. We eventually become exhausted and frustrated since genuine growth and change begin from within us. Knowing Jesus transforms our values, beliefs, and characters. By experiencing His unconditional love, our wounds are healed, and our temperaments are tamed. Let's discover how we can live a life of growth from the inside out. Sermon in a Sentence: My goal is to know Jesus.

Series Big Idea: All humans have experienced pain and seek to protect their inner selves from more suffering. Whether we refer to them as our souls, hearts, spirits, or something else, we construct walls. Our focus is on altering behaviors, resolving problems, and cultivating positive attitudes. We eventually become exhausted and frustrated since genuine growth and change begin from within us. Knowing Jesus transforms our values, beliefs, and characters. By experiencing His unconditional love, our wounds are healed, and our temperaments are tamed. Let's discover how we can live a life of growth from the inside out. Sermon in a Sentence: My goal is to know Jesus.

Series Big Idea: All humans have experienced pain and seek to protect their inner selves from more suffering. Whether we refer to them as our souls, hearts, spirits, or something else, we construct walls. Our focus is on altering behaviors, resolving problems, and cultivating positive attitudes. We eventually become exhausted and frustrated since genuine growth and change begin from within us. Knowing Jesus transforms our values, beliefs, and characters. By experiencing His unconditional love, our wounds are healed, and our temperaments are tamed. Let's discover how we can live a life of growth from the inside out. Sermon in a Sentence: My goal is to know Jesus.

Dominique Angers - Philippiens 3.10-21 DESCRIPTION : Ce début d’année est l’occasion de nous recentrer sur notre but premier en tant que chrétien. Ce but implique une certaine manière de « courir » et de « marcher », de même qu’une espérance qui nous aide à avancer. Message central: À la suite des champions de la croix, refusons le statu quo et avançons vers notre destinée céleste ! PLAN I. Nous avons connu Christ ; apprenons à mieux le connaître (v. 10-11) II. Nous avons été saisis par Christ ; courons afin de saisir le prix (v. 12-16) III. Nous avons cru en Christ ; marchons en anticipant son retour (v. 17-21)

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